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Alexander, on May 7 2008, 05:10 PM, said:

i'm not french, but thanks.

apparently its "lets get a new job" time here in the Shed!

Congrats to all, and I, personally, am moving from the muggy hot South to the snowy West in two weeks - I'll be starting my new job and awaiting my bar exam results (side note: I really don't understand why they make you wait 2 months for the exam results. its not very nice).

Its going to be a bit odd - I only know about 10 people in the place i'm moving to and I don't have an apartment yet. I can't decide if its the move itself that is making me feel unsettled, or the fact that I'm moving. either way, I am nervous/excited about it. On the other hand, now that i'm done with school, I feel like I am on the way to being a real adult - settling in, having a career and friends that i'll see year round and won't be moving away from in a few years.

my uncle allegedly pulled bill murray out of a snowbank after drove off the road (he was distracted from scratching off a lottery ticket).

me, i couldn't help myself ... brad pitt was filming in the park across the street from my house for a week. i peered out the window for like three days straight. sad thing is, i didn't care that much but i did it anyways

aw you remembered! :)

i celebrated by ... studying. it was awesometacular.

i'm with Alex - i have two modes - ridiculously busy and completely apathetic. when i'm completely apathetic, i get pretty down. i think that i've been working so much for so long now that when i don't have something to do, it throws me off my feed, so to speak.

for instance, i finished up a project that i'd been working on for 6 months, and for the last month i'd literally been putting in 10-15 hour days, every day. when it was over, i didn't know what to do with myself.